Woodshop by day, music venue by night. The space also hung UF art students' work.
The gallery and performance space is now The Church of Holy Colors.
The gallery and performance space is now The Church of Holy Colors.
The gallery and performance space is now Display.
The gallery and performance space is now Display.
This space is holy for the visual and aural arts. It's an art gallery, music venue and recording studio.
The change in name reflects a "changing of the guard between friends," said gallery caretaker Tomis Aycock.
The Doris brings gallery space, classes, live performances and artists-in-residence under a single roof.
The Sequential Artists Workshop, or SAW, teaches and displays comic art.
The new wing of the Samuel P. Harn Museum houses an extensive collection of works from China, India, Japan, Korea, South and Southeast Asia.
This nonprofit takes the "one man's trash is another man's treasure" adage to heart. Their art is made from reused materials.
Run by Kelie Bowman and John Orth, this single-room gallery brings national and international artists to Gainesville.
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